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A minor degree? Unfortunately, yes, but rabid fans may find some meat on these bones. See how we weighed in on Castlevania Judgment for the Wii in our review. This series of battles through Dracula's dwelling forces you to complete a few dozen fights with varying challenges.

Some are simple, tasking the player with smashing a set number of crates, for example. Others throw a few Iron Gladiators at you or give your enemy handicaps — some of which are actually positive. Castle mode gives you the opportunity to score dozens of accessories with which to customize your character as well as unlock music and artwork. It's fun for completionists and Castlevania diehards. After beating Story mode with wrist-wrecking waggling, I went Classic and never went back.

The button layout is awkward in its design, requiring double button presses to pull off stock moves, but you'll soon get used to it. It's Better Than Martial Champion: There is a degree of depth to Castlevania Judgment 's fighting system, allowing for guard crushes, unblockable moves, quick recoveries, "object actions" and tiered power moves.

This in itself is a dangerous proposition, since Castlevania fans tend to be a part of the core gaming audience, who tend to turn their nose up at casual fighters.

And then there are those character designs. They aren't so much "redesigned" as "reimagined", since some of them barely resemble the character they're supposed to be based on. Simon is probably the most normal one, and he actually looks a bit more respectable than Ayami Kojima's rendition of him in the PSOne Chronicles remake, even though he looks a bit too much like Light Yagami, the protagonist of Death Note.

Maria, too, looks a bit too much like Misa from the same manga, and her new outfit is more out of modern fashion magazines than her outfits from Dracula X or Symphony of the Night. Alucard is missing his cape except during win poses , perhaps because the programmers didn't or couldn't program the cloth physics that would require. Surprisingly, these are the most conservative ones. Grant, who was previously a pirate, is now a cyborg mummy vaguely reminiscent of Voldo from Soul Calibur.

Sypha, too, has ditched her cloak and now dresses like a noblewoman, though she still wields her magical powers of flame, ice and lightning. Eric still wields his gigantic Alucard spear, but for reasons too stupid to explain, he's now a young boy. Recanting on that - all of the characters are taken from different points in their lives.

Maria is taken from the time between Dracula X and Symphony, while Eric is taken before his adventures in Bloodlines. All in all, it's just a way to fulfill the game's shotacon quotient.

It's actually pretty terrifying that things like that exist nowadays! Carmilla previously dressed in a conservative pink dress in Circle of the Moon, but here she's sporting DDs and red leather. One has to wonder why they picked her and not one of the more recognizable Succubi, but oh well.

Shanoa now wears a nun habit and Cornell looks like some kind of robot werewolf. Trevor's eyepatch is cool, but it's apparent that Obata doesn't pay attention to English speaking message boards, which have routinely mocked Testuya Nomura's belt fetish for the last several years. Dracula is Dracula but Death has also ditched his cloak, and his body is quite creepy. The knee jerk reactions when Judgment was revealed painted this all as a travesty, and in some ways, it is. Some of the redesigns aren't really all that bad - in fact, there's some fresh interpretations of some of them that are actually pretty welcome.

But some of them stray so far from the source material that it might as well just be a completely different character that happens to share the same name. Even though most of us know Grant only as a tiny sprite, with two instances of cover artwork and one crudely done illustration in the manual, there's no way you'll ever make the connection between him and Judgment's rendition.

Since Judgment is made primarily for fan service, and it's not really catering to the fans, then what's the point?

The characters themselves look fine in game, but one can't help to notice that the character models aren't quite as detailed as they should be.

They're not terrible, but they are lacking compared even to Soul Calibur II or other 3D fighters on lesser hardware. The environments are dark, and again, not ugly, but not terribly impressive.

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Simon Belmont The wielder of the Holy Whip. Castlevania , Simon's Quest , etc. Trevor Belmont The man who defeated Dracula for the first time. Dracula's Curse , Curse of Darkness. Grant Danasty The most agile man in Valachia. Dracula's Curse. Sypha Belnades A witch who made deals with spirits.